Locums Urology Physician in Texas - Holiday Coverage, Very Light Call Back

Kidney; San Angelo (TX); On-site; USD 248,000 - 358,000; Part time

Job summary

Kidney is seeking locum tenens urology coverage in Texas with light call and 24-hour calls from home or hotel. Holiday coverage with quick start and general urology only; no trauma or clinic responsibilities.

The position involves mix of inpatient and outpatient coverage for adult patients, with 24-hour shifts and a 30-minute response time. Board-certified or board-eligible within 5 years, Texas license required, and DEA registration.

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree required.
• Texas medical license required, will not wait for license.
• Board Certified in Urology, or Board Eligible within 5 years.
• DEA registration is required.

Responsibilities

• General urology call coverage during 24-hour shifts.
• No trauma coverage and no clinic responsibilities.
• Inpatient and outpatient coverage for adult patients.

Education

MD or DO

Texas medical license

Board Certified in Urology

Board Eligible within 5 years

DEA registered

Tools

DEA license

Job description

Locums Urology coverage in Texas with very light call back and 24 hour call taken from home or hotel. This is holiday coverage with a quick start and general urology only, no trauma and no clinic.

Highlights:

• Very light call back volume
• 24 hour call, taken from home or hotel, 30 minute response time
• Holiday coverage, rare use of urology locums at this site
• General urology only, no trauma and no clinic

Practice Setting:

• Mix of inpatient and outpatient coverage
• Adult patients only
• Supported by full hospital staff, no dedicated APP
• General urology call coverage, no clinic responsibilities

Schedule:

• 24 hour shifts
• In house coverage is not indicated, call is taken from home or hotel
• Holiday block coverage over several consecutive days
• Call response time within 30 minutes

Cases and Procedures:

• General urology cases
• No trauma coverage
• No clinic
• Routine procedures

Requirements:

• Must be an MD or DO
• Texas medical license required, will not wait for license
• Board Certified in Urology, or Board Eligible within 5 years
• DEA required